House Expected To Re-Pass Bill Giving Pascua Yaqui Tribe Golf Course Land; Entire Arizona Delegation Co-Sponsors (The Tucson Citizen 4/18)
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House due to consider Pascua Yaqui Tribe's land-into-trust bill
The House is due to consider
H.R.507, the Pascua Yaqui Tribe Trust Land Act, today.
The bill places 20 acres in trust for the Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona.
The tribe gained federal recognition in 1978.
The tribe plans to use the land for a golf course. The bill contains a
gaming prohibition.
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House Expected To Re-Pass Bill Giving Pascua Yaqui Tribe Golf Course Land; Entire Arizona Delegation Co-Sponsors (The Tucson Citizen 4/18)
House Expected To Re-Pass Bill Giving Pascua Yaqui Tribe Golf Course Land; Entire Arizona Delegation Co-Sponsors (The Tucson Citizen 4/18)
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